LOCATION: Northern Serengeti – Near Mara River
Set in the spectacular landscapes of the Northern Serengeti, Mara River Camp offers an authentic yet luxurious safari experience in one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife regions. Located just minutes from the famous Mara River crossing points, the camp places guests at the heart of the dramatic Great Migration, where thousands of wildebeest and zebras brave crocodile-filled waters during their annual journey.
Surrounded by open savannah and abundant wildlife, the camp offers breathtaking views and a deep connection with nature. Lions, giraffes, elephants, gazelles and other wildlife roam the surrounding plains, making every moment in camp feel like part of the Serengeti’s living wilderness.
Mara River Camp features beautifully designed safari tents that combine comfort with the authentic atmosphere of the African bush. The tents are spacious and thoughtfully positioned to provide views of the surrounding plains or river landscapes.
Each tent is designed to create a peaceful retreat after a day of safari adventures, allowing guests to relax while listening to the sounds of the Serengeti wilderness just outside their canvas walls.
Guests at Mara River Camp enjoy a range of services and facilities designed to enhance their safari experience:
The camp offers an intimate safari atmosphere, blending comfort with the raw beauty of the Serengeti wilderness.
We recommend Mara River Camp for travelers seeking a front-row seat to one of nature’s greatest spectacles the Great Migration river crossings.
Mara River Camp is a popular accommodation in the Northern Serengeti, especially during the Great Migration season from July to October. Its strategic location near the Mara River allows guests to quickly reach the famous crossing points and enjoy exceptional wildlife viewing throughout the year.
This camp can easily be included in a Northern Tanzania safari itinerary together with Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire National Park, creating a memorable journey through Tanzania’s most iconic wildlife destinations.
